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The Kent Stater launches election survey

Alton Northup, News Director
October 10, 2024
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The Kent Stater has launched a survey on Kent State student’s thoughts this election. The survey is in partnership with the Department of Sociology and Criminology.

Voting? Have your voice heard.

The Kent Stater has launched an anonymous survey on the 2024 presidential election in partnership with the Department of Sociology and Criminology.

The survey seeks to gather thoughts regarding the upcoming election from Kent State University undergraduate students.

You can take the survey here: https://kent.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1YN9jult5XAaeAC

Participants must be registered to vote in Ohio. Participation in the survey will help The Kent Stater better understand what KSU students think about the upcoming presidential election. 

Questions include:

  • Who you are voting for in the upcoming 2024 presidential election?
  • Which society issues matter most to you in the election?
  • Your current voter registration status
  • How would you describe the 2024 election season?
  • A few basic demographic questions

Alton Northup is news director. Contact him at [email protected].

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About the Contributor
Alton Northup
Alton Northup, Editor-in-Chief
Alton is the news director for The Kent Stater and KSTV. A senior journalism major, this is his seventh semester with The Kent Stater. He previously served as a reporter, campus editor and editor-in-chief. He enjoys finding stories that impact the community and helping student journalists reach their potential. Contact him at [email protected].